... Frederick Lapidge (1837), Francis Decimus Hastings (1840), John Fitzgerald (1841), John For- Be bes (1844),?William Hewgilll Kitchen (1846), and Charles May- ?? son Moncraiffo Wright (1846). Ve Commanders-Alexander Shairp (1827), William Back Po house Ml ...

... gale on the 22d Feb. in lat. 28 S. long. 57 E. f Barlow, Fraser, at Cape of Good Hope 16th March from Clvde Border Maid, Kitchen, left Cape of Good Hope 11th March for Mauritius Eleanor, Groves, left Mauritios 20th March for Clyde Montrose, Kerr, left ...

... Charles Shaw (a), John Hangerford, Henry Lewis (b), Peter Shuttle- worth, Samuel R. Whitcomb, Jas. Skene, John Wildev, Henry Kitchen, Charles G. Clarke, Edwin W. Sanders, James K. Hancock, Hon. John R. M. Byng, Henry i. M'R. Page, Wil- liam H. Connolly, Philip ...

... Common Pleas records, previous to the coronation of George IV., were deposited in a long room, called Queen Elizabeth's Kitchen, lying under the old Court of Exchequer, on the vest side of Westminster Hall. This room weas frequently flooded during the ...

... place on Sunday morning. The fire was first observed about two o'clock, bursting from beneath the weather-boarding above the kitchen wvindow of a house in the High Street. The engines, though well worked and abundantly supplied with water, gain- ed no influence ...

... do. lst inst. from Sydney, N.S.W. Santos Premeiros, Santos, at Plymouth 31stvlt. from Clyde for Oporto Duke of Lancaster, Kitchen, at Liverpool 31st ult. from Bombay Jumna, Johns, at do. Ist inst. from Calcutta Swordfish, Green, at do. from Pernambuco ...

... of the house, vwhere he had been engaged in shooting small birds; he placed his loaded gun, muzzle downwards, behind the kitchen door, in- tending when he again returned to discharge it. In the meantime a young man, named Crook, a nail-cutter, and his ...

... died a few days afterwards. HIGsH WORDS BELOW STAIRs.-A duel has very nearly taken place in one of the most distinguished kitchens, from the fact of a disappointed cook having, in a moment of culinary indignation, called Soyer a regular Flash-in-the-Pan ...

... extensive hop-factors, of Duske Street, and Tooley Street, Sonthwark. It is sutpposed that the fire, which originated in a kitchen connected with the officeE, having completely, de- stroved them, passed by a back current of air through two windows, or perhaps ...

... last weel, tinder sin- gular circumstances. She was in the act of drawing water through the trap-door of a cistern in the kitchen of her house, when she fell head-foremost in, and perished before assistance could be obtained to rescue her. A candidate ...

... the 8th of February lest, aboot ten o'clock in the morning, they were foulid weltering in their blood, on the floor of the kitchen, the weapos. with which the violence had been inflicted lying with them-a short stick which had an iron knob at the end of ...

... almost as wisely take a walk on the floor of the aqoa- I rium as here. IC you doubt our word, go and stand before the nearest kitchen-fire, and see howv you vill reek and steam. What would your mramma say - wFht woald Sir- - or Doctor-. who has taken such ...